“Dziewaltowska’s preoccupation with approximation, with the impression something makes (as opposed to the thing…

  In the penultimate poem in this chapbook, Amanda Passmore-Ott writes, “how easy it is…

  In Anna and Her Daughters, Marie Wise provides one “snapshot” after another of the…

  “Evasion Therapy” is the evolution of unresolved grief. It is a toppling collection of…

  The smart, entertaining narrator of Poppet, My Poppet conjures a magical world chock-full of wayward ancestors,…

  Karla Brundage’s Blood Lies: Race Trait(or) is about race. It is about the history…

  “Mixing magic and street smarts as easily as English and Spanish, Michelle Lizet Flores…

  “Observant, challenging, sensuous, glowing with an undercarriage of mystique, Raff’s poems are torsos that…

  Lysbeth Benkert’s  Please thank you but why sings of and from the liminal spaces…

  These poems speak to us like a best friend will over a reasonably priced…

  “Jacob Minasian writes of disasters with a poet’s careful eye.” –Marilyn Abildskov, author of…

  Hard Feelings, Elizabeth McCarthy’s second poetry collection, is filled with close observations of birds…

  Tricia Knoll’s The Unknown Daughter dedicates itself to the incredible work of Making Known:…

  This tiny volume, a hybrid of prose, poetry, and collaboration across disciplines, will delight…

  All the world collected is an account of what it means to live with…

  Marjorie Hanft’s gorgeous poems in Scrutinizing the Dust create a sensuous world of sound…

  This is a beautiful book, written by a contemplative and generous poet with a…

  Pack your hemp fabric Hawaiian shirts, pop tarts, and petticoats, and join the family…

  “Aren’t we all just a tribe of stars?” asks Rita Coleman. The poems in…

  “Try picking drops of the ocean with tweezers. Try expressing your grief, rage, fear,…